The document discusses the simple present tense and how it is used to describe daily routines and habitual actions. It provides examples of simple present sentences describing what Jill eats daily and what day the author typically studies English. The simple present is also said to describe general facts or situations that happen regularly.

1. WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR DAILY LIFE?
I study English every monday
The simple present
place
Now
Past Future
1 (one)

2. WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR DAILY LIFE?
Sentences
a) Jill eats lunch every day
Monday
Tuesday
b) I usually study english on wednesday Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
2 (two)

3. WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR DAILY LIFE?
SIMPLE PRESENT: Events or situations that currently happen.
(always, usually, sometimes)
Sentences
Affirmative:
a) Jill eats lunch every day Daily habits,
b) I usually study english on wednesday usual activities.
c) Dogs bark. Lions roar. General statements of facts.
Negative:
d) Jill doesn’t eat lunch every day
e) I don’t study english on wednesday
2 (two)

4. WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR DAILY LIFE?
Questions and Answers
Question: Does that dog bark loudly?
Affirmative Answer: Yes, it does. That dog always barks loudly.
Negative Answer: No, it doesn’t.
Question: Do you usually study English on Wednesday?
Affirmative Answer: Yes, I do. I usually study English on Wednesday.
Negative Answer: No, I don’t. I always study English on Monday.
2 (two)